Terry Alan Hackbarth Milwaukee, Wisconsin
From Milwaukee Record “Never Really Found You.” The three-minute power-pop gem is just as hooky, jangly, and impeccably
crafted as you’d expect—and more than a little bittersweet, too.
The Milwaukee Record
Opening with a stark guitar riff that recalls the best of ‘60s psychedelia, “NRFY” eases into folk-rock territory as he steps out front with a melancholy earworm "
Shepherd Express
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